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    Title: 應用機器學習方法建構社會新鮮人P2P微型信貸平台
    Building newly graduated student P2P micro loan platform by using maching learning method
    Authors: 湯正行
    Tang, Cheng-Hsing
    Contributors: 林靖庭
    蔡瑞煌

    湯正行
    Tang, Cheng-Hsing
    Keywords: 金融科技
    P2P借貸
    微型信貸
    機器學習
    決策樹
    隨機森林
    自適應增強模型
    極限梯度提升模型
    Fintech
    P2P lending
    Machine learning
    Decision tree
    Micro loan
    Random forest
    AdaBoost model
    XgBoost model
    Date: 2019
    Issue Date: 2019-07-01 10:48:05 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本研究主要針對「信用紀錄薄弱」之社會新鮮人之資金借貸進行探討。本文發現,社會新鮮人有收入與支出不對等的問題,倘若遇到臨時性資金需求時,有向銀行貸款的潛在需求。然而社會新鮮人信用紀錄相對薄弱,現行銀行體系無法有效改善此一問題。
    本文提出針對社會新鮮人之P2P模式的微型信貸平台,有望改善此一問題。此一微型信貸平台能夠先行蒐集社會新鮮人之借貸資料,日後當社會新鮮人有大額貸款需求,向銀行等金融機構借款時,銀行可回頭參考社會新鮮人在平台所留下的信貸紀錄,更能精確衡量其潛在違約風險,減少向銀行借貸實相關資訊的缺漏。此外,銀行更能直接與P2P平台合作,以達到互利共生,有效擴大信貸業務至過去無法觸及的族群,能夠擴張在個人金融借貸的業務發展與整體健全性。
    本研究使用機器學習方法建構是否為準時償還貸款預測模型,期望能作為日後銀行的參考。根據實證結果發現,隨機森林模型、自適應增強模型以及極限梯度提升模型,三者預測整體準確率在測試資料中皆可達到至少77%的準確率,AUC值也皆落在約0.7,都比單純只使用決策樹模型能得到更好的效果。同時此三模型在單純只預測準時償還的貸款是更加準確的,在特異率與陰性預測比率皆有相當高的水準。
    This study mainly focus on the newly graduated students, borrowing needs. Newly graduated students face the problem that income and expenditure are not balanced. They may have potential demands of borrowing from banks. However, newly graduated studnets only have limited credit history that banks heavily reply on when evaluating the borrower. Traditional bank lending system may not be the solution of this issue. This study proposes a newly graduated student P2P micro loan platform to expect solove this problem.
    By matching newly graduated studnet as borrower and lender, the micro loan P2P platform collects the newly graduated student credit information. Once newly graduated students have large amount of loan demands from banks afterward, banks can refer back their credit records left on the platform. By working with the plateform, banks can not only effectively evaluate borrowers’ potential default risks but also expand business to previously unreachable clients.
    This study uses machine learning method to establish a model to predict whether the loan is fully paid or not, which is expected to serve as a reference for banks. According to the empirical results, random forest model, AdaBoost model and XgBoost model overall accuracy can reach at least 77% and AUC is about 0.7 in the testing data. Three of them is better than using simply decision tree model. Moreover, these three models are more accurate in predicting fully paid loans, the ratio of negative predictive value and specificity are both high.
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    網路連結
    Four risks in peer-to-peer lending. Retrieved from https://www.bondora.com/blog/4-risks-in-peer-to-peer-lending/ (May 7, 2018)
    Rind, V. (2016). Pros and cons of peer-to-peer lending. Retrieved from https://www.gobankingrates.com/loans/personal/5-perks-peer-to-peer-lending/
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    金融學系
    106352026
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0106352026
    Data Type: thesis
    DOI: 10.6814/NCCU201900003
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